The young star of Real Madrid, Brahim Diaz, will leave Spain to join his country of origin, Morocco.

Diaz has played for all the Spanish youth national teams and has made an appearance for the “Red Fury,” where he scored a goal, but afterward, he was unable to fight for a spot in the national team selection.

Now, the media outlet AS writes that Diaz has decided to defend the colors of Morocco in the future, the African state from which he originates. Specifically, Brahim’s father, Sufiel Abdelkader, is Moroccan, married to a Spaniard, from which marriage came the current star of Real Madrid, who was born in Malaga but previously also had a passport of the African state.
The Moroccan national team coach, Walid Regragui, has managed to convince Diaz to agree to play for his ancestors’ country, so the Real player will be on the list for the next selection of this national team.
Diaz spent the last season on loan at Milan, whereas in the current season, he is performing brilliantly for Real Madrid, with 8 goals and 3 assists in 30 matches, most of them coming off the bench.